New Era in Philippines Fueled by Industrial Push
Washington reports Vice-Governor Luke E Wright predicts a coming era of industrial growth in the Philippines. He cites honest governance, a gold standard currency, tariff reform, and railroad expansion as keys. He notes expected boosts in tobacco sugar copra shipments, coal development, and rapid spread of English through American schooling.
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the Tribune
Washington
Luke E. Wright
The
Philippines
Signal Corps
Philippine
Benguet
Manila
Syndicate Plans Major Broad Street Redevelopment
A group formed to take over and upgrade the four to five building block at Broad street and New street addresses 46 to 50 Broad and 42 to 44 New street. Owner Jacob W Riglander and Mutual Real Estate Company may be affected by the project which could cost about 2500000 dollars with a 1000000 purchase and 1500000 construction. The plans, by George Edward Harding, envision a 16 to 20 story structure occupying a broad frontage and adjacent to the Edison Building.
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Broad-st
New-st
Jacob W. Riglander
Broad St
Mutual
George Edward Harding
Edison
Tobin Killed in Train incident near Red Bank
Thomas Tobin of Fair Haven was blown from a train between Red Bank and Matawan and killed while en route to Freehold for a criminal assault trial. His body was found along the track after a gale and was not identified until late afternoon. Tobin, about 25, was son of Richard Tobin. his wife, mother, and lawyer were on the train.
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Red Bank
Thomas Tobin
Fair Haven
Here
Middletown
Matawan
Tobin
Freehold
John Colemorgan
Richard Tobin
Dr Knapp Appeals for Eye and Ear Hospitals Move Planned
Dr Herman Knapp the eye and ear specialist gave a lecture at Hosack Hall New York Academy of Medicine on the work and value of eye and ear hospitals. He has long run the Eye and Ear Hospital from East Twelfth Street and plans a larger facility at Central Park West where a $40 000 building is to be erected. He urged public support to realize the new hospital project and educate audiences on the hospitals scientific and charitable aims.
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Herman Knapp
Hosack Hall
New-York Academy of Medicine
West Forty-third-st
Eye and Ear Hospitals
Pr. Knapp
Eye and Ear Hospital
East Twelfth St
Fourth-St
Central Park West
the Tribune
Knapp
Stop advertising at Masonic Temple sparks tenant revolt
Chicago December 5 two thousand tenants of the Masonic Temple react to notices from Farnham and Willoughby warning doctors specialists and others in the building to stop advertising or surrender their leases The managers aim to raise the tone of the building claiming advertising by professionals jeopardizes earnings and threaten eviction if ignored
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Masonic Temple
Chicago
Tribune
Farnham & Willoughby
Edward Williams
Allen G
Meserx
Farnham
Willoughby
China
Physicians
Surfeona
Memorial Service for Rev Dr Henry Eaton Held at City Church
A memorial service for the late Rev. Dr. Henry Eaton was held at the Church of the Divine Paternity at Seventy Sixth Street and Central Park West. The service was led by Rev. Charles F. Patterson with addresses by Rev. Dr. John Coleman Adams of Hartford and Rev. Robert Collyer of the Unitarian Church. Also speaking were Rev. Dr. J. M. Atwood of the Universalist Rowe and Professor George Gunton with Rev. Dr. S. Macarthur of the Baptist Church. A dedicatory tablet bearing Eaton’s name and birth and death dates was unveiled.
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Henry Eaton
Church of the Divine Paternity
Seventy-sixth-st
Central Park West
Charles F. Patterson
John Coleman Adams
Hartford
Robert Collyer
Unitarian Church
J. M. Atwood
Rowe
George Gunton
8. Macarthur
The
Baptist Church
Senemtite
Eaton
Boston Bankers Split Over New York Monetary Reform
Boston bankers take differing views on New York Chamber of Commerce resolutions on monetary reform. James P. Stearns supports retirement of circulation at will and bases current circulation on bank credits, with debate over silver dollar redemption. Henry L. Higginson favors keeping parity, deposits public money in national banks, and reducing government banking in commercial activity while preserving safeguards.
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Tribune
Boston
New-York Chamber of Commerce
James P. Stearns
National Shawmut Bank
Gould
Henry L. Higginson
Lee, Higginson & Co
Dr Timothy F Allen Dead Prominent City Physician
Dr Timothy Field Allen longtime city physician died at his home from a stroke suffered fourteen months earlier. Attended by son Dr Paul Allen he leaves a widow and three children. Born Westminster Vermont April 24 1857 he studied at Amherst College and earned multiple medical degrees. He held teaching and administrative roles at several New York medical institutions and authored medical and botanical works including an eleven volume materia medica.
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Timothy Field Allen
East Forty-eighth St
Paul Allen
Dr. Allen
Westminster
Amherst College
Julia Bissell
University of the State of New York
Hahnemann Medical College
Philadelphia
New- York Homeeopathic Medical College
Policemen at West Point Train Ride in Snowstorm
Deputy Police Commissioner Piper led a squad of mounted policemen traveling to West Point to learn riding and care of horses. The group assembled at the West Shore ferryhouse and boarded the train just in time, with Inspector Adam Cross delivering passes. The roster included captains, sergeants, and roundsmen from multiple precincts all bound for training.
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Piper
West Point
West Shore Ferryhouse
West
Adam Cross
Captain Piper
Cross
James Donovan
Bathgate Ave
Max Steinbruck
Seventy-third Precinct
Brooklyn
John M. Hefferon
Central Park Station
James Frawley
Kingsbridge
John T. Smith
Westchester Station
William Cullen
Henry W. Hatton
Seventy-second Precinct
Jerome fights city police fund claims amid club denials
District Attorney Jerome, resting at his Lakeville summer home, rejects reports of a city club raising funds to aid police investigations. He urges reforms including a Third Deputy Police Commissioner and higher detective ranks while denying any knowledge of a $50,000 or $0,000 fund and noting his own contingent fund is inadequate.
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Jerome
Lakeville
Conn
Police
City Club
Thomas R. Slicer
Pryor
Peckham
Lease Record Sinks Shake Up at Seventh Ave Store
At the Register of New York County a five year lease for No 721 Seventh Ave at Forty eighth Street was filed from Edward B Corey to James Churchill for 4500 yearly. Riese Brothers grocers occupying the store plan to move citing Churchill willing to pay more and rumored saloon use. Sergeant James Churchill was dismissed a month ago for not suppressing dens of vice in a district east of the Bowery. Corey is known as proprietor of two dance halls of unsavory reputation.
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the Register of
New York County
Seventh Ave
Forty-eighth St
Edward B. Corey
James Churchill
Riese Brothers
Churchill
Willng
Bowery
Fifth St
Many Walk Over the Bridge in Dense Night Crowd
Thousands traversed the Brooklyn Bridge last night as East River ferries strained to carry the crowd and vehicles. Police at the Manhattan end reported unprecedented foot traffic despite the freezing conditions. Traffic slowed from 7:15 as wagons blocked cars and several horses fell, delaying travel for minutes.
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Brooklyn Bridge
East River
Manhattan
Call for candidates for Harvard basketball team draws many aspirants
Cambridge December 5 Special Basketball has become Harvard winter sport with 125 candidates reporting at Hemenway Gymnasium Captain Hanavan hires Jo Gillis to coach and guide tryouts Harvard will compete in Intercollegiate Basketball League with Yale Princeton Cornell Columbia and Pennsylvania and will field only college opponents this season with a new coaching plan and class divisions for an interclass championship to select varsity players Local material is strong with four players from last year’s team returning and substantial talent available.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Crimson
Hanavan
Hemenway_ Gymnasium
Jo” Gills
Gillis
Yale
Princeton
Cornell
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Cuban cigarmakers strike ends as Havana firm stood firm
The Havana cigarmakers strike formally ended on Sunday with workers returning to their jobs. The Havana Commercial Company bore the brunt of resistance, refusing to sign the strikers demands despite pressure from other factories, city authorities, and veterans.
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Havana
Havana Commercial Company
Sees Governor On Good Roads In Albany
Albany December 5 The Good Roads standing committee met to discuss its report due for the January 20 21 meeting. It reported counties increased road funding from 700000 to 1391913 this year, showing rising farmer support. Since the 1898 Higbie Armstrong bill 355 miles of good roads have been provided, with future county appropriations likely accelerating construction.
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Albany
Good Roads Organization
Odell
Cabinet Shakeup in Cuba Alters Public Instruction Posts
In Havana, President Palma reassigns Eduardo Yero to Government and Leopoldo Cancio to Public Instruction, with rumors of further cabinet changes. Sir William Van Horne pays $160,000 under protest to the Cuban government over Cuba Railroad taxes, pending Supreme Court action. Dr. Carlos Finlay reports October deaths at 412, best in 32 years apart from 1886, typhoid and malaria deaths down. The Kanawha yacht dispute is resolved showing U.S. funding, while William Wollman seeks a New York style ticket system via Cuban National Bank. The Finance Ministry posts a $181,000 monthly surplus. total receipts reach $1,156,871.
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Palma
Eduardo Yero
Senor Leopoldo Cancio
Wood
Senor Yero
Senor Cancio
Supreme Court
Vero
Sir William van Horne
Cuba
Sir William
van Horne
Carlos Finlay
Havana
Kanawha
General Wood
Stock Exchange
New- York Exchange
Hibernians to Hold Carnegie Hall Charity Demo
The Ancient Order of Hibernians plan a Carnegie Hall demonstration tomorrow night to raise funds for a new Hibernian Hall. Archbishop Farley will preside. William McAdoo will appeal, with Bourke Cochran delaying his Europe trip to attend. A large sale of seats and boxes signals a highly successful event with many notable vice presidents and dignitaries listed.
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Order of Hibernians
Hibernian Hall
Carnegie Hall
Archbishop Farley
Bourke Cochran
Europe
William McAdoo
Navy
P. Henry Dugro
Eugene A. Phitbin
Morgan J. O'Brien
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Perez M. Stewart
Thomas F. Gilroy
Justice Bischoff
Giegerich
Fitzgerald
Thomas H. Connery
E. R. L. Gould
William L. Tenny
Hugh King
Denis Brien
Court of Appeals
Carlisle School Graduates Defy Indian Agent Critique
The Indian Agent Erwin faults educated Indians as worthless. The Tribune will counter this, arguing Carlisle Indian School graduates prove the claim false and will publish more in tomorrow's edition.
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Erwin
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
the Tribune
Carlisle Indian School
Tomorrew
State and county share road funding under law
Governor Odd did not give a definite answer to the committee on road construction funding but said he would consider the matter, with the state and county each paying half.
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Odd
Father and Daughter Disagree Over Turner Scandal
In Columbia the Turner family dispute widens as Lola A Turner 19 explains she left her father’s Clifton home due to differences, seeking protection and means to support herself after hospital treatment. George Ladshaw says Turner sought refuge at his Spartanburg home and asks visitors to notify him before calling.
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Columbia
S. C
Lola A. Turner
Clifton
Spartanburg
Turner
George E. Ladshaw
Miss Ladshaw
Miss Turner
Converse College
South
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Robbery at Fifth Avenue Fur Store Near Waldorp
Robbery occurred at No 365 Fifth Avenue store of William W Hart with 31000 in furs and five gold medals missing after a front window was smashed. A clerk found the damaged glass and police were notified. a detective was dispatched. Most furs were boas and muffs from Hart's stock.
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Fifth-ave
William W. Hart
Hart
Enpacapate
Suit filed for limited divorce by Mabel V. Fleck
Mabel V. Fleck sues ex-Alderman Frederick F. Fleck in the New York Supreme Court seeking a limited divorce on grounds of inhuman treatment. She alleges he sold or disposed of Manhattan Music Hall properties, a Bath Beach hall, a naphtha launch, a car and landau plus an $8,000 survey and kept her diamonds. He denies the charges and says he never owned much of the property cited.
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Mabel V. Fleck
Frederick F. Fleck
Supreme Court
Andrew Albright Denied Law Fight and Lake Anecdotes
Newark man Andrew Albright has his challenge to a recently passed law blocked. The brief notes his ongoing fight, with anecdotes about poachers and lake scenes, and a promise of photographs in tomorrow's Tribune.
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Andrew Albright
Newark
N. J
Tomorrow's Tribune
Races and matches listed across multiple venues today
A roundup of events includes cycling races at Madison Square Garden, professional football championship in Philadelphia with Athletics vs Nationals, Brooklyn Polytechnic vs Hyde Park School in Chicago, trotting Paol championship featuring Nathan Straus and Sphinx S., golf medal play at Westchester Golf Club final round Travis versus MacDonald, and other athletics and sports fixtures at armory Columbia University and U. of P. venues.
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Madison Square Garden
Philadelphia Athletics
Nationals
Philadelphia
Brooklyn Polytechnic
Hyde Park School
Chicago
Paol
Nathan Straus
Sphinx S
Speedway
Westchester Golf Club
Travis
MacDonald
Garden City
7Th Regiment A
Armory
Sp. m
Columbia
The Racetrack Wild Ride At New Orleans Meet
New Orleans racing card reports a chaotic day with one fatal incident as Nobleman fell and was killed after a stumble in the last race. Handicapping confusion leads to Jessie Jarboe being disqualified and Haack suspended for rough riding. Jack Demand is awarded second place. Multiple races details listed with winners, placements, and times.
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New Orleans
Jack Demand
Haack
Jessie Jarboe
Patheen
Hear
Judge Magee
I, Conley
Lady Midas
Hoffter
Mary Moore
Omelia
Ecome
Maid of Enid
Bedlam
RB. Rice
Suburban Queen
Pageant
Scully
Raw Omen
Showman
Piquaney
Oronte
Ace of Spades
Lemerine
John Peters
O’connor
Travers
Light Hunt
Miller
Loeskin
Moderator
Moabina
Guatama
Ateog
Buchanan
Jessie Jarhoe
Hoar
Atheola
Robbins
Compass
W. Hicks
Pierce J
Gannon
Georgia Gardner
Fat Garrett
Vesuvia
Hattie Davis
Ordnung
O'Connor
Aurie B
Stratton Tl
H. Booker
Gotonae Ui
Flora Levy
Graden
Nobleman
Five furlong opener with scrambling two year olds
Racing card lists sellers for six races with weights and entries led by Kiowasa Agnes Mack and Vineland in the first third and main races. Notable entries include Uranium and Lord Melbourne in the Palmetto Sweepstakes and Prince of Endurance in the five furlong purse.
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Anzeiger
Kiowasa
Mount Hope
Pure Dale
Agnes Mack
Florestan
Dockwood
Cratchfield
Vineland
Tom Maybin
Tancred
Lord Pepper
Larson
John Potter
Macon
Depenan
Ben Frost
Irving Mayor
Nabocklish
Moron
Guatama
Della Ostrand
Flaneur
Cherries
Ruby Ray
Little Jack Horner
Jerry Hunt
Peat
Flop
Ailenes
Brown Vail
Four Leaf C
Peter Duryea
Uranium
Oronte
Lord Melbourne
S. S. Bender
Henry McDaniel
Prince of Endurance
Sweet Alice
Glennovis
Pride of Galore
Marie Bell
Velasquese
Scorpio
Brandy Smash
Hermese
the Lady
Hi Kollar
Lou Weeds
Optime
Patheen
Erne
Aaron
Ceylon
Prince Blazes
Barrack
Six Day Bicycle Race Opens At Madison Square Garden
International six day team race kicks off in New York with top riders arriving for light work at Vailsburg and Manhattan Beach. A new rule allows losing teammates to pair with others, counting lower scores and potential lap penalties in ties. Preliminaries feature Eddie Bald Ivor Lawson Frank Kramer McFarland Kimble Root Ned Kirk Nat Butler Schrieber Keegan Moran and others plus amateur events and a motor paced twenty mile race between Jimmy Michael and Harry Elkes.
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Madison Square Garden
Vailsburg
Manhattan Beach
Eddie” Bald
Ivor Lawson
Frank Kramer
Floyd McFarland
Owen Kimble
E. F. Root
New England
Ned” Newkirk
Nat” Butler
Schrieber
Jacobson
Keegan
Moran
Jimmy” Michael
Harry” Elkes
Board of Review Decides on Trotting Race Anomalies
The National Trotting Association board ruled on multiple cases after yesterday’s adjournment. Lyman's bay gelding, Dane & Burke, Rowley, Mass., started as a trotter but paced after heat three, leading to disqualification and refunding winnings. Dane & Burke and Lyman are suspended until compliance. Antonio Wendling and Fred Poirier face ongoing action for alleged interference. a driver may be charged for whipping. Austin Kail’s case involves Texas Queen and Bessie Williamson with dispute over weight and heat results. the board notes the mare did not meet weight in heat three. The board expects to finish work today.
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National Trotting Association
Lyman
Dane
Antonio Wendling
Brookville
Ont
Fred Poirier
Montreal
Quebec
Delorimer Park Company
Sidney Painter
Austin Kail
Fife
Ohio
Jefferson Agricultural Society
Texas Queen
Bessie Williamson
Racquet and Tennis Club Buys West Forty-Fourth Street Plot
The Racquet and Tennis Club gained ownership of Nos. 14 and 28 West Forty-fourth Street, on a 56 by 100.5 foot plot, from Richard H. Williams. A $70,000 mortgage is carried on the property. The sale, reported by The Tribune last year, anticipated an addition to the club’s existing home.
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West Forty-fourth-st
Richard H. Williams
the Tribune
Forty-third
New Nine Story Building To Be Torn Down
A brief note notes a striking example of rapid city progress as a nine story building is set for demolition. The item hints at tomorrow’s Tribune coverage detailing city development and urban renewal implications.
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Tomorrow's Tribune
Dominion Iron and Steel Wins Bounty Judgment
Ottawa tax court decision awards 1 percent bounty on molten metal or pig iron. Dominion Auditor General ruled only pig iron qualified, but court allows payment on molten metal as well. Judgment includes costs and applies to Sydney, Nova Scotia company.
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Ottawa
Ont
Dominion Iron and Steel Company
Sydney
N. S
Exchequer
Dominion
Dominion Auditor General
New York Nine Signs Delehanty and Babb for Season
John T. Brush arrives from the West to manage the New York team next season and has signed Delehanty the Washington outfielder and Charles Babb an infielder from Indianapolis to play with the local nine.
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John T. Brush
New York
West
Delehanty
Washington
Charles Babb
Indianapolis
Syracuse Columbia Agreement Anticipated in Intercollegiate Athletics
Syracuse football management proposes a five year pact with Columbia to share in football rowing baseball and track contests. Columbia has not acted but athletic advisers are unlikely to favor the signing of such an agreement.
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Syracuse
Abbott
Columbia
Shrewsbury Iceboat Club elected officers at Pleasure Bay
Long Branch December 5 Special The Shrewsbury Iceboat and Yacht Club elected Commodore E W Reid vice commodore Thomas Riddle recording secretary C H C Clark treasurer John L Price financial secretary E H Green fleet captain George P Joline measurers H L Seaman and Thomas Riddle trustees T V Arrowsmith T Hoyt A Patterson and Theodore Joline The club plans a series of races on the South Shrewsbury River this winter.
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Long Branch
N. J
Shrewsbury Iceboat and Yacht Club
Pleasure Bay
E. W Reid
Thomas Riddle
C. H. C. Clark
John L. Price
E. H. Green
George P. Joline
H. L. Seaman
T. V. Arrowsmith
T. Hoyt
A. Patterson
Theodore Joline
Citi
Shrewsbury
Princeton Gymnastic Team Schedule Adds Rutgers and Penn Showdowns
Princeton announces a schedule of ten exhibition meets including Rutgers for the first time and a joint exhibition with the University of Pennsylvania the first since 1897. A three way meet with Princeton Yale NYU and Penn is set for February 13 in New York City.
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Princeton
N. J
Rutgers College
University of Pennsylvania
Yale
New York University
University of Pennsylvania At
New York
Detroit bowler nets twelve consecutive strikes at Fellowcraft
George Hanley of Detroit bowled twelve consecutive strikes at Fellowcraft alleys last night, achieving the highest possible score with a total of 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
George Hanley
Fellowcraft
Yale Eleven Honored at Yale Club Reception
The Yale football squad and club members gathered last evening at the Yale Club to honor the victorious eleven. Nearly all resident members and many out of town associates attended. Twenty one squad members were entertained with informal speeches by Captain Chadwick Julian W Curti George Adee ex Judge Henry E Howland and trainer Mike Murphy.
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Yale
Chadwick
Julian W. Curti
George Adee
Henry E. Howland
Mike” Murphy
Football Player Breaks Leg in School Scrimmage
Clarence Case, night operator at the New York and New Jersey Telephone Company's Patchogue office, broke his left leg above the ankle during a school scrimmage yesterday. He is enrolled in a post graduate course and plays on the football team.
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Patchogue
Long Island
Clarence Case
New York and New Jersey Telephone Company
Case
Automobilists Hear Sprinkling Reform And Speed Limit Talks
A meeting at Century Road Club Association rooms will oppose the current street sprinkling plan and urge the Street Cleaning Department to take over watering. The League of American Wheelmen notes the private corporation license expires April 25 and condemns sprinkling as health threatening and wasteful. Aldermanic Law Committee plans to raise the speed limit for autos from eight to ten mph and will report against local licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Road Club Association
West Fifty-third St
League of American Wheelmen
Aldermanic Law Committee
San Diego schooners idle as Mexican fishing ban takes effect
In San Diego and Roseville opposite, all Laplaya fishing schooners sit idle after a Mexican ban on American and San Diego vessels. Joseph Manes sought details from Ensenada via the American Consul and learned a license would be required with near prohibitory fees for any future fishing in Mexican waters. The notice implied stricter enforcement and potential loss of livelihoods along the lower coast.
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San Diego
Cal
Laplaya
Roseville
Ensenada
Hell
Joseph Manes
Manes
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